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Of the various archfiends, demon lords were without a doubt the most numerous, with no fixed number or known limit to their numbers. They were powerful, unique demons that ruled over their lesser kin and controlled portions of or even entire layers of the Abyss.[1]

This list details many of the lesser-known demon lords, and excludes the more infamous demon princes (including the former demon prince Miska) and obyrith lords written of elsewhere.

List of Demon lords[]

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Abraxas[]

Abraxas,[2] called the Unfathomable, was a demon lord associated with magic words, arcane secrets, and talismans. He ruled Death's Reward, the 17th layer of the Abyss.[3][4]

Adimarchus[]

Main article: Adimarchus

Adimarchus, called the Prince of Madness, was a demon lord associated with insanity. He ruled Occipitus, the 507th layer of the Abyss.[3][4]

Ahazu[]

Ahazu,[2] called the Seizer, was a demon lord associated with night and abduction.[3] After he came to rule his layer, he discovered that by digging great holes into the ground he could reach thin spots in the membrane around that layer, beyond which was a void called the Shattered Night. After a long time of digging, he reached a tear big enough for him to step through, which he did, and was never seen again after that. He was known to make pacts with other demon lords, offering power in exchange for them being taken to Shattered Night upon a certain condition.[5]

Ahrimanes[]

Main article: Ahrimanes

Ahrimanes,[2] called the Chief of the Cacodaemons, was a demon lord associated with exiles and wanderers. He ruled Ahriman-abad, the 452nd layer of the Abyss.[3][4] He was known to have a iron fortress in which he kept his body while astrally traveling.[6]

Aldinach[]

Main article: Aldinach

Aldinach,[2] called the Lady of Change, was a demon lord associated with transformation. She dwelled on Pazunia.[3]

Alrunes[]

Alrunes,[2] the Soothing Spirit, was a demon lord associated with sisterhood and protection. What layer she ruled or dwelled on was unrecorded.[3]

Alvarez[]

Alvarez, called the Purging Duke, was a demon lord associated with inquisitions and torture. He ruled Torturous Truth, the 57th layer of the Abyss.[3][4] He considered himself the inquisitor of the tanar'ri, and endlessly hunted for any taint of lawfulness amongst demonkind. He was famous in the Abyss for the inventive tortures he came up with, administered by him and an exceptionally loyal team of demons (though their loyalty was born out of fear of being next, for he was no less brutal with his own troops). It was said that he was originally a mortal who was so clever and hateful that he charmed the nalfeshnee who was judging him, and that he spent only three millenia as an ordinary demon (and then, only as a chasme and then a glabrezu) before becoming a demon lord. Physically, he appeared as a human male with oily, blue-black hair and neat clothing. Mentally, he was insane and dedicated to chaos, so much so that he was known to favor slaad and use them as agents at times. At other times, he was known to use mortal agents. Those who did a bad job for the Purging Duke, however, did not live long enough to worry overmuch about their failure.[7]

Alzrius[]

Main article: Alzrius

Alzrius, called the Lord of Infernal Light, was a demon lord associated with fire and destruction. It ruled Conflagratum, the 601th layer of the Abyss.[3][4]

Anarazel[]

Anarazel,[2] called the Daring Darkness, was a demon lord associated with adventurers. He ruled The Emessu Tunnels, the 79th layer of the Abyss.[3][4]

Ansitif[]

Ansitif,[2] called the Befouler or more rarely Ansitif of the Shining Void,[8] was one of the first tanar'ri demon lords to rise after the fall of the obyriths, and he quickly seized control of the Sixth Pyre, the 21st layer of the Abyss. Whereas most demon lords sought divinity for themselves, Ansitif loathed the very existence of deities and, unable to challenge them directly, took out his fury by corrupting and destroying religious sites and sacred relics. It was said that at the height of his power, his layer was littered with broken relics and ruined temples of countless faiths. He was also said to have enjoyed the company of succubi, that he was one of Malcanthet's first lovers, and that the first lilitu were born as a result of their meetings. However, he was one of the seven demon lords who allied to bring down the Malgoth, but who fell in the process as they were killed or imprisoned by opportunistic rivals; in his case, he was imprisoned in the The Wells of Darkness and became a vestige.[3][9]

Ardat[]

Ardat,[2] called the Unavowed and the Queen of Harpies, was a demon lord associated with secret or failing marriages and harpies.[3] She resembled a 12‑foot-tall (3.7‑meter) harpy with raven-black feathers and three heads; the head on the left was that of a beautiful woman, the middle head was a normal fanged harpy head, and the head on the right was that of a twisted old crone. Most of her worshipers were harpies, as well as a few sirens and demented humanoids. Her favorite cultists and minions were the Soul Sirens, a cabal of half-fiend harpies; after Baphoment betrayed her and several of the Soul Sirens, she became obsessed with vengeance against him. Sacrifices to Ardat were lashed to thorn trees, flayed, and left to die of exposure; harpies typically sang to keep the victim enthralled during the ritual. In the Abyss, Ardat was a nomadic demon lord, with her favorite haunts being the Grand Abyss, the Plains of Gallenshu, the shores of the Scalding Sea, and Torremor (after Baphomet betrayed her, an act which led many to think she was trying to ally with Pazuzu against the Prince of Beasts).[10]

Arlgolcheir[]

Main article: Arlgolcheir

Argolcheir was a dead demon lord imprisoned in The Wells of Darkness.[11][12]

Arzial[]

Arzial, called the the Blooded Baron, was a demon lord associated with subterfuge who lived in Azzagrat.[3] He was a servant and son of Graz'zt, albeit one of the less ambitious and least accomplished of the Dark Prince's offspring, and ruled the barony of Vulderpayne in a remote part of Pazunia.[13][8]

Aseroth[]

Main article: Aseroth

Aseroth,[2] called the Winter Warlock, was a demon lord associated with ice and cold. He ruled Soulfreeze, the 566th layer of the Abyss.[3][4]

Astaroth[]

Main article: Astaroth

Astaroth, called Diabolus, was a long-dead demon lord associated with prophecy.[3]

Azael[]

Azael,[2] called the Ensnared, was a dead demon lord associated with rebellion and war.[3] He once ruled the Death Dells, which were then called the Savage Searing, a wasteland desert of shifting dunes and ruined cities. A powerful fallen angel and hero of the Upheaval, he was revered by a great cult on the Material plane. However, the godkiller Ma Yuan attacked and slew him, leaving nothing but an oily black stain on the plaza he once ruled from, though his influence in the Death Dells lingered even into Yeenoghu's reign.[14]

Azazel[]

Azazel,[2] called the Prince of Scapegoats, was a demon lord associated with both blame and absolution. He ruled Outcasts' End, the 137th layer of the Abyss.[3]

Azuvidexus[]

Azuvidexus, called the Ravenous Maw, was a demon lord of primeval beasts and scaled nightmares. He was once one of Demogorgon's most potent rivals, until the Prince of Demons tricked him into crossing a particularly territorial pantheon of deities who destroyed him and his realm, N'gharl, which was then the 230th layer of the Abyss. However, after the deities cast the compacted N'gharl onto the Astral plane, Demogorgon retrieved it and placed it on the Material plane, where it warped the jungle around it until a crazed tyrannosaurus ate it- and became Azuvidexus reborn, but as a servant of Demogorgon.[15][16]

Baltazo[]

Baltazo,[2] called the Seeping Sovereign, was a demon lord associated with diplomacy and strategy. He ruled a fortress on Pazunia.[3] He appeared as a corpulent human male with an elongated face and deep green skin that constantly fizzled and popped, leaking sickly fluids upon his ill-fitting military uniform, which was adorned with dozens of ostentatious ribbons and medals. He had originally been a successful general in the Blood War before he retired and, knowing he had no chance of ruling the then-rulerless Hollow's Heart, he instead took over the fortress of Shullen-Gat that stood upon the edge of the pit in Pazunia that led to Hollow's Heart, from where he could influence events in that wartorn layer. When Fraz-Urb'luu returned and destroyed the petty demon lords who dared to try and rule Hollow's Heart, he permitted Baltazo to retain his command of Shullen-Gat as a vassal, and sometimes a diplomat or interlocutor as well.[17]

Barbu[]

Barbu,[2] called the Unwelcome Guest, was a demon lord associated with discord and ruined peace. What layer she ruled or dwelled upon was unrecorded.[3]

Bayemon[]

Bayemon of the Unhealing Wound[2] was a demon lord associated with the afflicted. What layer he ruled or dwelled upon was unrecorded.[3] He was a bat-like demon lord whose still-living head hung from the ceiling of the eighth level of Kostchtchie's citadel.[18] Perhaps even more infamously, he was one of the few entities to have escaped The Wells of Darkness.[19]

Charun[]

Charun,[2] called the Hammerer, was a demon lord associated with massacres. What layer he ruled or dwelled upon was unrecorded.[3]

Chernovog[]

Chernovog, called the Green God, was a tanar'ri lord who ruled the Verdant Chasm (presumably a layer of the Abyss). He had a cult in Barovia led by a green hag that sought to summon him to kill Strahd.[20]

Codricuhn[]

Codricuhn, also known as the Blood Storm and once called the Prince of the Eight Seas, was a primordial-turned-demon lord who sought the destruction of all creation. His form was indiscernable underdeath the numerous chain wrapped around him to slow his ascent, save for a single, baleful red eye, leaking dark demon ichor. His transformation was only physical, however, and it was the evil of the Abyss that compelled him to destroy; in his mind, he mourned for the past he had lost. He climbed slowly up the Abyss, and many creatures- gods, mortals, devils, and other demon lords- had all placed chains upon him to slow him, for it was thought that when he reached the top he would destroy creation. A storm, called Coagulus, surrounded him, acting as his realm, as well as six spheres of solid matter wherein lived those demons that served him. He was also served by a cult, called the Imminent Catastrophe, a type of demon called terraghuls, and a unique demonic being, originally an archon that had been corrupted, that was known as the Voice of the Storm.[21]

Cormanda[]

Main article: Cormanda

Cormanda was a plaguechanged demon lord trapped in Mount Cormanda after his lower body fused with the mountain's lava tube.[22]

Cynshyra[]

Cyndshyra of the Seven Torments was one of the seven demon lords who allied to bring down the Malgoth, but who fell in the process as they were killed or imprisoned by opportunistic rivals.[9]

Eblis[]

Main article: Eblis (demon lord)

Eblis of the Unbended Knee[2] was a demon lord associated with the refusal to surrender. He lived on Pazunia.[3] He was known to have a iron fortress in which he left his physical body while astrally traveling.[6]

Ebulon[]

Main article: Ebulon

Ebulon was a demon lord who rose to power fighting in the armies of Graz'zt and eventually became a general in the Dark Prince's service before Graz'zt had even conquered Azzagrat. However, Ebulon was defeated during a battle against Demogorgon, who dumped his barely-living body into a pool in the Wells of Darkness with the intention of using Ebulon as a tool against Graz'zt, a plan he soon forgot after stationing a maelephant as the pool's sole guard. Graz'zt, on his part, sought to rescue Ebulon out of a sense best described as loyalty, although Ebulon himself resented the long imprisonment and knew many secrets of Graz'zt's past that could be used against the demon prince.[23]

Eldanoth[]

Eldanoth, called the Bloodless Scion, was a demon lord associated with crime. He ruled The Arc of Eternity.[3] He was a former slave of Orcus who escaped when the goddess Kiaransalee destroyed that demon prince, after which he fled to the Arc of Eternity. Eldanoth aspired to become a god of crime and hatred, and he had many adherents of the layer of Thanatos amongst the demonic cultists there, to whom he had become something of a folk hero to during Orcus's exile. Of course, Orcus erased all of Eldanoth's following upon his return (although some sacred texts and dark hymnals remained). Eldanoth resembled a cheerful male tiefling with snakes growing from his fingertips, and his symbol was a snake wreathed in blue flame.[24]

Eltab[]

Main article: Eltab

Eltab, called the Lord of the Hidden Layer, was a demon lord associated with hatred and retribution. He ruled The Hidden Layer.[3][4]

Ereshkigal[]

Ereshkigal was an extremely obscure demon lord; nothing was known of him except his name.[2]

Eschar[]

Main article: Eschar

Eschar was a petty demon lord bound beneath Dun-Tharos.[25]

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Felex'ja[]

Felex'ja the Tiger King was one of the seven demon lords who allied to bring down the Malgoth, but who fell in the process as they were killed or imprisoned by opportunistic rivals.[9]

Gorion[]

Gorion was a very obscure demon lord; all that was known of him was that he had once "spread evil" over the southern part of a world called Sard, and that he had subsequently been banished by adventurers.[26]

Gresil[]

Gresil,[2] called the Custodian of Records, was a demon lord associated with Abyssal lore. What layer he ruled or dwelled upon was unrecorded.[3] He possessed millions of books in his great library; one theorized way to destroy the artifact Kuroth's Quill was to use it to transcribe all of Gresil's books.[27]

Haagenti[]

Haagenti, called the Lord of Alchemy, was a demon lord associated with alchemy. He ruled Garavond.[3][4] He was an ally of the demon prince Zuggtmoy.[28]

Ilsidahur[]

Ilsidahur, called the Howling King, was a demon lord associated with barlgura. He ruled The Guttering Grove.[3] In some accounts he was said to often meddle in events on the Material Plane, to have a taste for demihuman flesh, and to prefer items made of bronze. His physical form was an 8‑foot-tall (2.4‑meter) ape with bronze, ram-like horns and a hairless pink tail.[29]

Ixinix[]

Ixinix the Lord of Blackwater was one of the seven demon lords who allied to bring down the Malgoth, but who fell in the process as they were killed or imprisoned by opportunistic rivals.[9]

J'zzalshrak[]

J'zzalshrak, called the Errant General, was a demon lord associated with Blood War campaigns. What layer she ruled or dwelled upon was unrecorded.[3][30]

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Kardum[]

Main article: Kardum
Kardum, Patron of Flames

Kardum, Patron of Flames and Lord of Balors.

Kardum, called the Lord of Balors and the Patron of Flames[31], was a demon lord associated with balor demons and fire. He was originally the most powerful general of Ansitif the Befouler before betraying him after the defeat of the Malgoth and taking his layer, The Sixth Pyre, as his own.[3][4]

Kerzit[]

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Kerzit, Guardian of the Tome.

Kerzit, called the Guardian of the Tome, was a demon lord associated with the Tome of the Black Heart,[3] to which he was bound as a guardian in the dungeons below Maure Castle. He was some 10 ft (3 m) tall, 4 ft (1.2 m) wide at the shoulders, and 4,000 lb (1,800 kg) in weight, with an oversized wolf-head with silver eyes and ebon teeth. He was bipedal but bestial in overall form, with, at first glance, two 6‑foot-long (1.8‑meter) tentacles for arms; at second glance, he also had a pair of insectoid arms by his hips. His fur was black, and he drooled a greyish fluid. His 2‑foot-long (0.61‑meter) wolf-like feet were tipped with black talons that clicked against hard ground, ruining any chance he had of surprise- not that it was often needed, for Kerzit was a fearsome creature to fight, with powerful physical and magical attacks.[32][33]

Lascer[]

Lascer, the Lord of the Shadow Shoal, was originally a human, the planar explorer who discovered Zionyn. However, on his second visit to the place, he came to the attention of Obox-ob, who captured and experimented on the new creature. Using methods best left unknown, Obox-ob turned Lascer into a tanar'ri and minion, using him as a spy until the truth of Lascer's origins came out when Graz'zt discovered the spy in his palace. Obox-ob then repurposed Lascer as an assassin.[34]

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Lascer, Lord of the Shadow Shoal.

Lascer was a 9‑foot-tall (2.7‑meter) humanoid with a mouth full of needle-like teeth and a sewn-up wound that stretched from gullet to groin, out of which tiny spidery legs sometimes reached. Despite his height, he was emaciated, weighing only 140 lb (64,000 g). His twin rapiers were wired to his hands and shards of broken glass pierced his feet. Lascer dwelled in a half-living, half-fossilized mobile fortress constructed of deep-sea creatures called Seahold that roamed the Abyssian Ocean. Depending on the rumor, he either fought against or was allied with Dagon.[34][35]

Lascer was the leader of a small but powerful cult of assassins. Sacrifices to him were first tortured, then forced to walk on broken glass, then had wires pierce their hands, and then finally vivisected and their entrails fed to sea spiders, crabs, and lampreys. Kelvezu demons were also known to serve Lascer.[34]

Lamashtu[]

Lamashtu, called She Who Erases and the Demon Queen of Monstrous Births, was a vile and hateful demon lord associated with deformities and monstrous births. She both ruled and was imprisoned in Torremor. Once, she had been the consort of Pazuzu, but she betrayed him; in retaliation, he ate out her eyes and imprisoned her in Torremor, which had orginally been his domain, impaling her on a gleaming spire in Onstrakker's Nest. Even after she assumed control of Torremor, he did not consider her a threat, instead watching with amusement as she grasped for power and influence from an Abyssal backwater. She was sometimes described as a wretched, deformed hag, though whether in reference to her appearance or personality, or both, was unknown.[3][4][36][37]

Laraie[]

Laraie,[2] called the Stalking Terror, was a demon lord associated with pursuit. What layer he ruled or dwelled upon was unrecorded.[3]

Lazbral'thull[]

Lazbral'thull, called the Butcher, was a demon lord associated with torture and bloodletting. He was imprisoned in The Wells of Darkness.[3] Before his imprisonment, he gained infamy on first the Material plane, and then in the Abyss, for his murderous plots; he killed three rival lords (Malgarius[38] and two unrecorded) before the deranged slayer was defeated and imprisoned, though his furious screams continued to echo from his pool.[23]

Lindyrm[]

Lindyrm was a tanar'ri demon lord whose active plotting at one point drew the attention of a planar power.[39]

Lissa'aere[]

Lissa'aere, called the Noxious, was a demon lord associated with poison gas. She ruled Malignebula.[3][4] She appeared as a malevolent, swirling funnel of poison mist, and was served by alu-fiends, vrocks, and nabassu. It was said that those who fell too far in her realm were consumed by her.[40]

Lupercio[]

Main article: Lupercio

Lupercio, called the Baron of Sloth, was a demon lord associated with sloth and darkness. He ruled over Slugbed, the 128th layer of the Abyss.[3][4]

Lynkhab[]

Main article: Lynkhab

Lynkhab, called the Lady of Regret, was a demon lord associated with depression and desire. She ruled in The Sighing Cliffs.[3][4]

Maelfesh[]

Maelfesh was a powerful, fiery demon lord who at one point meddled in the affairs of Oerth.[41]

Malgarius[]

Malgarius, called the Demon Tree, was a demon lord associated with evil sylvan creatures. What layer it once ruled or dwelled upon was unrecorded.[3] It was defeated by the insane demon lord Lazbral'thull.[23] It took the form of a massive, demonic tree. When Lazbral'thull defeated it, he trapped its essence in a physical container called the Seed of Malgarius, in which it slumbered, trapped, for millennia. In theory, an ambitious mage could use to Seed to establish (questionable) control over a reborn Malgarius.[38]

Mastiphal[]

Mastiphal,[2] called the Hunting Sovereign, was a demon lord associated with the pursuit of prey. He ruled the fortress of Vanelon on Pazunia, a romantic place with sweeping towers and magnificent facades with rose-colored marble pillars leading to it. The structure guarded a pit-portal to Shendilavri. It was also the home of Malcanthet's Favored Consort, a title that Mastiphal was the most recent holder of. He gained the title after he presented Malcanthet with the head of a huge fiendish smilodon that he killed on the fields of Spirac.[3][42]

Mastiphal was a handsome humanoid fiend with bright red skin, four arms, and a rack of ibex antlers on his forehead. He was a calculating person but some part of him longed to leave Vanelon and hunt. However, his audiences with Malcanthet had also grown less frequent and he was desparate to regain her attention. Any interlopers were brought by the patrolling glabrezu to his trophy-filled audience chamber, and only tales of invincible wild beasts could dissuade him from simply killing spies.[42]

Munkir[]

Munkir,[2] called the White Guardian, was a demon lord associated with the afterlife and the back door to paradise. He was one of the two demon lords that ruled over The Gates of Heaven, the 77th layer of the Abyss.[3][4]

Mu-Tahn Laa[]

Mu-Tahn Laa was a sorcerous demon lord who once tried to invade a place on the Material Plane called the Valley of Obelisks, but was defeated by an army of angels and goodly mortals after his magical activities drew attention, and lieutenant of his betrayed him. He once ruled a layer of the Abyss called the Mountains of Sorrow Beyond Measure, but after his defeat he was believed dead.[43]

Nekir[]

Nekir,[2] called the Black Guardian, was a demon lord associated with the afterlife and the back door to paradise. He was one of the two demon lords that ruled over The Gates of Heaven.[3][4]

Nergel[]

Nergel was an exceptionally obscure demon lord of lesser power.[2]

Nocticula[]

Nocticula,[2] called the Undeniable, was a demon lord associated with night. She ruled over Darklight.[3]

Nql[]

Nql was the name, or fragment of the name, of a demon lord mentioned in The Codex of the Infinite Planes.[44]

Oublivae[]

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The demon lord Oublivae.

The Queen of Desolation’s actions signify her unspoken message: The Abyss shall have no lord but ruin.

Oublivae, called the Queen of Desolation, the Demon Monarch of the Barrens, and the Angel of the Everlasting Void, was a demon lord associated with ruin and history. She ruled The Barrens.[46][4] Her knowledge of history was rivalled only by that of Graz'zt, Vecna, and Iggwilv, but her area of expertise centered around destruction and ruin. She only allied with select demon lords in order the halt the expansion of rivals' realms, further spreading chaos throughout the Abyss.[46]

Oublivae's head was that of a luminous fey crowned with horns. Her body resembled a humanoid insect, complete with sharpened armor plating and a sinuous tail that terminated in a deadly stinger. Oublivae's long ghoulish tongue was used to lap up the blood of her victims. When provoked, Oublivae dropped to all fours and attacked like a feral beast. She preferred to isolate her foes and pick them off one at a time, showing them glimpses of a future where all they loved was destroyed, before consuming their souls.[46]

Undead and other demons not sworn to Orcus followed Oublivae, spreading her chaos and hopelessness wherever they roamed. Mortal followers of Oublivae were often pirates, outlaws, and savages. Most decorated their bodies with tattoos mimicking Oublivae's own appearance. They consumed the flesh of their enemies to honor the Queen of Desolation.[46]

Oublivae crawled up from the dregs of the Barrens during an unknown age, eventually garnering the attention of the Barrens' lord at the time, Ugoreth. Ugoreth surrounded her with his minions and demanded her service. Oublivae managed to convince the demon lord that she carried a message for his ears alone, using Ugoreth's vanity to gain a private audience with him. Oublivae attacked the demon lord, consuming his soul and sending him to the bottomless ruins of the Barrens and claiming the title of Demon Lord for herself.[46]

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Qij-na[]

Qij-na the Shattered was one of the seven demon lords who allied to bring down the Malgoth, but who fell in the process as they were killed or imprisoned by opportunistic rivals.[9]

Queen Abiding[]

Main article: Queen Abiding

The Queen Abiding was a petty demon lord bound beneath Dun-Tharos.[25]

Rajzak[]

Rajzak, called the Lord of the Spires, was a maddened and bestial demon lord who dwelled in the The Spires of Rajzak, killing and devouring any creatures it encountered. He was some 80 ft (24 m) tall and at least twice as wide as that, an obscene mass of claws and mouths, with some parts seeming reptilian, others amphibian, and yet others thoroughly indescribable, all covered in oozing sores and propelling itself along on dozens of stubby limbs. It healed at an alarming rate, being capable of even regrowing limbs lost to battle or accident. Rajzak was said to exist only to eat and destroy; it gave no sign of being capable of either speech or intelligent thought. However, it was said (in an obscure and cryptic passage in the Demonomicon of Iggwilv) that Rajzak was originally one of the earliest demon lords, known in those long-ago ages by a name long since forgotten, and was then a demon lord of both beauty and guile. He was said to have meddled in the politics of the Abyss and the planes, which eventually led to him coming into conflict with Graz'zt- a conflict that ended with a battle in which Graz'zt tore Rajzak's mind and soul away, hiding it as "an itinerant hellflame, forever lost." Scholars who studied this passage largely agreed that Graz'zt intended to keep his former enemy trapped and tormented in its former domain, although some scholars thought that Rajzak had tricked Graz'zt into transforming it, and that it was slowly becoming the most powerful demon prince in the cosmos.[47]

Rhindor'zt[]

Rhindor'zt the Black Prince was one of the seven demon lords who allied to bring down the Malgoth, but who fell in the process as they were killed or imprisoned by opportunistic rivals.[9]

Rhyxali[]

Main article: Rhyxali

Rhyxali, called the Queen of the Shadow Demons, was a demon lord associated with shadow demons and secrets. She ruled over Shaddonon.[3][4]

Rimmon[]

Rimmon was said to be a long-dead demon lord who died when he, Orcus, and Demogorgon stormed the realm of the god Amoth, who unleashed an apocalyptic spell in order to destroy all three; Orcus and Demogorgon survived, however, by using Rimmon as a shield.[48]

Rr'ikin'aka[]

Rr'ikin'aka, called the King of Scorpions, was a foolish tanar'ri lord challenged both Tharzax and Obox-ob simultaneously for control of scorpions and such. He wound up imprisoned in the Wells of Darkness, the shaft of his prison filled with the husks of countless scorpions. The dead bugs were considered a delicacy by that layer's scavengers.[49]

Salis Thik[]

Salis Thik was a dead demon lord who was said by some sources to have once ruled the 333rd layer of the Abyss.[50]

Sch'theraqpasstt[]

Sch'theraqpasstt (pronounced: /sɪkθɛrɛˈɑːʌkpɑːstschik-there-AUK-past), called the Serpent Reborn, was a demon lord associated with yuan-ti. He ruled over The Mind of Evil.[3][4] He was once a lesser deity of the yuan-ti before he performed a ritual meant to merge his mind with his layer in an attempt to gain power. However, while the ritual succeeded, it drove most of his mind insane and turned the layer into lifeless, chaotic whirling storm. The remaining sane portion of his psyche formed a physical form, a 60‑foot-long (18‑meter) winged ebon serpent. While this physical form could be killed, it always reformed back in the Mind of Evil, for at the price of his sanity and godhood, Sch'theraqpasstt had achieved indestructible immortality. Some yuan-ti, however, still plotted to reverse his downfall.[51]

Sess'innek[]

Main article: Sess'innek

Sess'innek, called the Emperor Lizard, was a demon lord associated with lizardfolk and civilization. He ruled The Phantom Plane, the 7th layer of the Abyss.[3][4]

Shaktari[]

Main article: Shaktari

Shaktari, the Queen of Mariliths, was a demon lord associated with marilith demons. She ruled over Vudra.[3][4]

Shami-Amourae[]

Main article: Shami-Amourae

Shami-Amourae, called the Queen of the Succubi was a demon lord associated with succubi. She was imprisoned in The Wells of Darkness.[3]

Sifkhu[]

Sifkhu was perhaps the only loumara demon lord. He had been found, still dormant, in the Dreaming Gulf by Malcanthet and subsequently bound and imprisoned by her.[52]

Siragle[]

Main article: Siragle

Siragle the Ineffable was a demon lord associated with secret oaths. He ruled over The Steeping Isle.[3][4]

Socothbenoth[]

Socothbenoth,[2] called the Persuader, was a demon lord associated with perversion. He ruled Goranthis.[3][4]

Soneillon[]

Main article: Soneillon

Soneillon,[2] called the Queen of Whispers[53] and the Youthful Crone, was a succubus-like demon lord associated with rejuvenation. She lived on the layer of Spirac.[3]

Tantagaras[]

Tantagaras was a demon lord who was said to be the creator of the nalfeshnee, but who died during Tharizdun's war against the gods, slain by Kord in battle. The then-simpleminded nalfeshnee grieved for him, then ate his flesh and evolved into cunning and wicked demons.[54]

Tharzax[]

Tharzax, called the Chattering Prince, was a demon lord associated with poisonous vermin. He ruled the second layer of the Abyss, Driller's Hives.[3][4] Some savage cults worshiped him, holding monstrous centipedes as sacred to him.[55]

Thralhavoc[]

Thralhavoc, called the Shadowmaster, was a demon lord associated with undead shadows and subterfuge. What layer he ruled or dwelled upon was unrecorded.[3] Some tanar'ri priests were known to pledge themselves to Thralhavoc's service.[56] He had originally ruled the 348th layer of the Abyss, Indifference, but he abandoned it to seek a more appealing realm.[57]

Turaglas[]

Turaglas

Turaglas, the Hunger Eternal.

Turaglas (pronounced: /tʌˈrɔːglɑːstu-RAWG-lahss, sometimes spelled Turgalas), called the Ebon Maw, the Hunger Eternal, the Insatiable and the Devourer, was a demon lord associated with hunger and consumption. He ruled over Sholo-Tovoth. He was the largest and among the most primal of the tanar'ri demon lords, motivated by nothing more than endless hunger, uncaring of the affairs of mortals or other demons. In the distant past when he first crawled out of the depths of the Abyss, he took part in the wars amongst the demon lords, but in time he somehow reached the Material plane, where he began to devour everything, from the smallest creatures to the largest, and even plain stone. He was worshiped by a powerful cult called the Feeders of the Ebon Maw that wrecked devastation in his name, and served by a type of tanar'ri called the turagathshnee. But in time, his cult was scattered and he was imprisoned, by two most unlikely allies: Orcus and Demogorgon. The two demon lords set their own cults to destroying the Feeders, their armies against the Devourer himself, until at the last the two demon princes themselves stepped through a gate to fight and imprison the Ebon Maw, greatly weakened, in a place between worlds. And then their cults wiped all mention of Turaglas from the world, so that he might never break free and rise again.[3][4][58]

U-Z[]

Ugoreth[]

Ugoreth was the ruler of The Barrens, the 100th layer of the Abyss, before Oublivae killed him.[59]

Ungulex[]

Ungulex was an obscure demon lord, believed to have been the first demon lord imprisoned in the Wells of Darkness after Ahazu. The shaft of his well was marked only by the occasional echoing sigh.[49]

Verin[]

Verin,[2] called the Voice of Graz'zt, was a demon lord associated with diplomacy. He lived in Azzagrat.[3] He was among the first to bow down and relinquish his realm to Graz'zt.[60] Verin was an extremely intelligent, but mild-mannered and easygoing, demon lord who had the form of a pure white, wan humanoid with angular features and no body hair, but who leaked a kind of spiritual slime that could shaken nearby mortals. His wickedness and cruelty rivaled Graz'zt's, which perhaps accounted for their strong relationship, for Verin served Graz'zt in lieu of his own ambition. Verin acted as both Graz'zt's chief diplomat and majordomo, and while many hated him and would see him humbled and destroyed, all respected and feared both Verin's own prowess, and the strength and influence of the master that so favored him. Interestingly, when Graz'zt was imprisoned by Iggwilv, Verin stepped and ruled Azzagrat until Graz'zt's return, at which time he stepped down.[61][8][62]

In his travels through the Abyss, Verin catalogued the obsessions and weaknesses of the demon lords and set his master's enemies at each other's throats. For these purposes, he assumed various disguises, most notably a black-skinned mirror of his true form that went by the name Ztefano, who was a welcome guest wherever Verin was not trusted. Ztefano was just as brilliant a diplomat as Verin, but he specialized in fueling schisms and wars rather than alliances.[61][8]

Volisupula[]

Volisupula, called The Flensed Marquesse, was a demon lord associated with finery and ostentatious ceremony. He ruled the eighth layer of the Abyss, called The Skin-shedder.[3][4] On occasion, he was known to have visited Sigil.[63]

Voroxid[]

Voroxid was a minor demon lord of poisonous bones and teeth. His true name could be found in a copy of the Demonomicon of Iggwilv.[64]

Xazivort[]

Xazivort was a powerful tanar'ri lord who had an ongoing enmity with the Oerthian deity Pholtus. He was cunning and capable of possessing people.[65]

Xinivrae[]

Xinivrae was a succubus-turned-demon lord who reveled in the seduction of women and was once one of the primary contestants for the title "Queen of the Succubi" before she fell to a horrid wound from Malcanthet's lash and was cast by her into the Dreaming Gulf.[66] It was possible that after Shami-Amourae escaped her imprisonment, she retrieved and allied with Xinivrae in a plot against Malcanthet.[67]

Vucarik[]

Vucarik, the Consort of Chains, was a demon lord associated with chains and torture. He ruled over Nethuria.[3][4] He was humanoid in shape but covered by rust-darkened chains that wrapped around him. However, he was known to roam the Abyss at the head of a battalion, always preceded by loud metallic rattlings, inflicting the tintinnabulous word of the Consort of Chains on any who would listen. Occasionally, it was rumored, Vucarik hired those he ran across on his wanderings as heralds, rather than just killing them. A baatezu text called Deceptions and Stratagems linked Vucarik with the kytons, but other sources said he was one of the sons of Pale Night.[8][40]

Wejindhastala[]

Wejindhastala the Tempest was one of the seven demon lords who allied to bring down the Malgoth, but who fell in the process as they were killed or imprisoned by opportunistic rivals.[9]

Yibyiru[]

Yibyiru, called The Rancid Lady of Bitter Bile, was a demon lord associated with poison. She lived in Shedaklah.[3] She was a demented, simpering creature with poisonous skin who acted as both chambermaid and majordomo to Zuggtmoy. When Zuggtmoy was away, in fact, Yibyiru was the one charged with keeping that layer safe, and her rage and poisons, which were potent enough to harm even other demons, proved more than up to the task, even to the point of keeping Juiblex in check. The foul-mouthed and fouler-smelling demon lord was also said variously to be either Zuggtmoy's daughter or senile mother.[68]

Yrsillar[]

Yrsillar, called the Lord of Nothing, was the ruler of a type of demon called dreads. He had a strong tie to the Negative Energy plane and ruled over the Abyssal layer called Belistor.[69]

Zanassu[]

Main article: Zanassu

Zanassu, called The Spider Demon, was a dead demon lord once associated with spiders and aranea.[70]

Zivorgian[]

Zivorgian, called the Lady of Ripe Carrion, was said to be one of the daughters of Pale Night. She was a bloated, three-headed horror said to vaguely resemble both a vulture and an angel.[8]

Zuregurex[]

Zuregurex, called the Lord of the Drowned, was a demon lord associated with storms and the drowned dead. He once desired the waters of the Gaping Maw, Demogorgon's layer, and invaded it while the Prince of Demons was invading Hollow's Heart. He lead an army of undead and demonically-fused air elementals in an attack on Lemoriax, and was just dismantling the gates the palace Ungorth Reddik when a furious Demogorgon returned. So enraged was Demogorgon at being both torn away from a near-sure victory against Fraz-Urb'luu and at having his home defaced that he not only slaughtered Zuregurex's army, but also pursued the lesser demon lord all the way back his own layer of Guttlevetch. He invaded the layer, a place of hurricanes and shipwrecks and blood-soaked beaches, and turned the waters against Zuregurex and sunk islands. The Lord of the Drowned was forced to flee to a different layer, The Scalding Sea. Guttlevetch remained in ruins and Zuregurex in hiding, although there were whispers that he had returned to Guttlevetch in secret to begin rebuilding.[71]

Zzyczesiya[]

Zzyczesiya,[72] called The Ungrasped, was a demon lord associated with confused and malevolent ignorance. He dwelled in The Forgotten Land.[3][4] He was also one of the few entities to have escaped from the Wells of Darkness.[19] It was incredibly obscure thanks to its choice of home layer, and it was said to revel in its anonymity. The more suspicious of those who sought the secrets of the Forgotten Land believed that Zzyczesiya knew a secret of great importance and had taken refuge there to avoid inquirers, and to eventually free itself of the terrible responsibility of the knowledge by forgetting it.[73]

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